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ive
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today
an-the
United
Nations
any
attempt
w
aui-ted
Nations
charter
or
modify
the
veto
spokesman
for
the
i
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in
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vote
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any
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rich
the
security
council
Anny,
to
Share
Namru
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lit
lO.lft
.
Ti.ti-
oi
woinmcrcc
raoiu
be
divided
equally
Civic
Centre,
the
jmc
and
the
local
u
ov
uie
junior
ni;ht
meeting
and
ranicr
custom
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at
the
little
mining
town
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waiting
hotfe-
miles
to
the
west
minn
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liull-
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all.
KirM.
(tlla
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iUhougiuhlngs,
would
V
UP
again,
then
the
fie.
r
should
hf
nvor
n
pvt.
h
arc
still
about
1C0
rad
on
Page
2)
Syer
Store
5,000
Fire
'WS
A
Lwn.nlarm
U'U"U
anri
tS
nnn
t.
1C
ramniu
nl
i.
i
re
in
downtown
Van-
lu0ns
rnnm
KEEP
CONSTANT
FOREIGN
POLICY
John
Bracken
Would
Keep
It
Steady
Against
Any
Domestic
Political
Change
OTTAWA
O)
John
nrnrVj.ii
Dominion
Progressive-Conserva
tive
leader,
expressed
the
belief
yesterday
that
Canada's
fordan
policy
should
be
a
continuous
affair
so
that
when
there
was
a
chancre
of
envprnmpnt
thprp
would
be
no
great
upheaval
in'"'
relations
with
other
countries
POPPY
FUND
IS
NOW
$602
Canadian
Lecion
Ponuv
Dav
fund
swelled
to
$602.00
today
witn
receipt
irom
outside
points
of
$32
by-Lecion
Secretary
P.M.
Ray.
SJx
more
regional
centres
are
still
to
be
heard
from.
Latent
contributions
were
from?
Port
Edward
(Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries)
$10.01
Port
Esslngton
(A.
Perkins
10.00
Massett
Elementary
School
12.C0
CHAMBER
RADIO
AUCTION
10
BE
DIVIDED
THREE
WAYS
donating
the
money
solely
to
the
Salvation
Army
local
Christmas
Cheer
fund.
Chairman
of
this
year's
radio
auction
committee
Is
Don
Essel-
mont,
who
was
named
by
President
Lloyd
Morris
to
head
a
committee
consisting
of
Bob
Parker.
Ted
Smith.
William
Elk-Ins.
II.
J.
Jeffries.
W.
Fudgcr.
Frank
Parlett.
Stuart
Furk,
Don
McEwcn
aud.Gordon
Durkln.'
a
Key,
to
this
compromise
In
-the
division
jot
radio
auction
pro-
(Contlnued
on
Page
5)
WILL
RESIST
U.S.
DEMANDS
Albania
Will
Not
Honor
rre-W'ar
Treaties
of
King
LONDON
O)
Premier
Hoxa
of
Albania
has
Informed
the
Unl
ted
States
that
his
government
will
resist
stubbornly
demands
by
the
United
States
that
it
honor
Us
pre-war
treaties
between
the
United
States
and,
the
King
Zos
government.
-
Up
said,
however,
that
he
Is
willing
to
rc-examlnc
the
treat
ies
with
a
general
view
to
re
newal,
but
only
alter
mc
arrival
of
an
American
envoy;
,.
The
United
States
recalled
its
mbvinn
n
Tirana
on
Novcm
bcr
5
because
of
the
Albanian
failure
to
affirm
recognition
oi
the
validity
of
the
treaties
be
tween
the
United
States
and
Al
banla.
POLISH
ELECTION
SET
FOR
JANUARY
WARSAW.
f;
Poland
will
hold
Its
long-planned
general
election
on
Sunday
January
19,
the
government
announced
yester
day.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Pressures
are
rising
rapidly
und
cold
weather
Is
general
throughout
western
Canada
with
prospect
of
continued
co:a
wpnthcr
for
the
next
couple
of
days.
Snow
is
falling
on
the
I
prairies
today
and
temperatures
are
In
the
low
twenties.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
North
Coast
and
Queen
Charlottes
Cloudy
with
rain
showers
or
snow
flurries
today,
clearing
tonight,
hinnriv
with
widely
scattered
rain
showers
or
snow
flurries
Saturday.
Winds
light
today,
becoming
southeasterly
(10)
Saturday.
Colder.
Mlnlmums
Port
Hardy
28,
Prince
Rupert.
25,
Massett,
27.
Maximums
Port
Hardy
40,
Prince
Rupert
37,
Massett
3ft-:
"-
ROBBERY,
KILLING
Robert
Teeporten
Victim
of
Desperate
Youth
in
Bush
of
Vancouver's
North
Shore
NUKTI1
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Piovincial
police
reported
last
night
that
a
youth,
apparently
intent
upon
robbery,
shot
and
killed
Robert
F.
Teepor-ten,
aged
39,
in
a
woodland
cabin
east
of
here,
attacked
and
beat
Teeporten's
wife
and
then
fled
into
bush
couniry
near
Deep
Cove.
All
police
forces
on
the
north
shore
across
the
harbor
from
Vancouver
are
on
the
alert
as
an
organized
search
gets
under
way
for
the
youthful
killer
who
police
believe
is
still
cairying
the
shotgun
he
used
to
kill
Teeporten.
Mrs.
Teeporten
says
that
the
youth
fired
after
Teeporten
refused
to
give
him
the
keys
to
their
car.
lie,
then
attacked
her
with
a
stick.
'
Police
that.
Mrs.
Teeporten
i
uiibi;
on
say
j
IHam
aiaib,
ivviv.u
friend
of
the
Teeoorten
family
who,
had
been
staying
with
thenv
for
the
last
two
days.
Represenative
and
Dock
Are
Settled
Phil
Scnour
of
the
Alaska
Travel
Bureau
has
been
named
representative
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
at
Ketchikan
In
connection'
with
the
Inaugura
tion
of
the
company
s
new
ser
vice
to
that
port
which
will
be
In.
tit..
4
aJ
nnvlllKAnl.
Kir
Hm
ilpomer
Pamrwnn
.
which
will.
ar
Lit
LABORITES
HEAR
FEDERAL
MEMBER
H.
C.
Archibald,
Mi,
Speaker
Before
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
Thursday
evening
with
President
A.
Walhn
In
the
chair,
over
a
large
turn
out
of
delegates,
representing
the
various
unions
anlllated
to
h4
rnuncil.
heard
an
address
by
II.
G.
Archibald,
M.P-,
on
special
legislation
which
came
berore
the
last
session
of
parliament.
nils
Included
a
report
oi
wis
Industrial
Relations
committee
of
which
Mr.
Archibald
was
a
number
and
its
effect
on
tne
final
rpsult
of
the
steel
workers:
strike.
Several
questions
were
nskrd
bv-
the
delegates
and
an
swercd
by
Mr.
Archibald.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
a
voic
of
thanks
was
tendered
tne
speaker
for
his
address.
Among
correspondence-was
an
Important
letter
from
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
District
Trades
and
Labor
Council
urging
all
unions
to
support
n
drive
to
have
the
40-hour
week
made
universal
throughout
urnorLs
were
received
con-
Uin
wane
rates
and
con
ditions
of
employment
of
sev
eral
classes
of
labor
In
tne
city.
This
renort
will
be
Riven
further
consideration
at
a
later
date:
niipsts
at
last
night's
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
meeting
In
the
Commodore
Care
included
G.
A.
Hunter,
representing
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
David
Bailey,
William
kvIp
rinn
Ebv.
George
Brown,
Sydney
White,
O.
S.
Wright,
iipnrv
Frelsen.
Harry
Horri,
Stanley
Schuman,
Douglas
Gu
shue,
Norman
Hooper,
and
Ken
McCrlmmon.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISHCpLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
wmln
rive
riext
Friday
from
Vanc'cu-!
.
TKISON"
FOR
JAPS
nr
on
hrr
mnlripn
vovairc.
The
OTTAWA
Defence
heacl-
irrrL-maii
Dock
will
bo
used
at
quarters
announced
today
Ketchikan
by
the
company
in
Its
weekly
calls.
Word
has
been
.
received
here
that'O.
A.
Rush-,
ton,
traffic
manager,
and
Thom-
as
Hodglns,
assistant,
ircigni
agent,
will
be
coming
north
aboard
the
Camosun
on
her
Ini
tial
voyage.
that
two
Japanese
toldiers
Capt.
Takio
Kancko
and
Sgt.
Toshiharu
Ichida
had
been
convicted
of
war
crimes
against
Canadian
prisoner
and
.sentenced
to
prison.
Kan-eko
was
sentenced1
to
twenty
years
and
Uchlda
to
fifteen
years'.
The
trials
were
held
In
Japan.
MANY
SHIPS
SOLD
OTTAWA
Some
108
wartime
built
ships
of
the
Park
Line-
have
now
been
sold
for
$52,500,000.
One
lor
the
latest
sales
is
that
of
the
Victoria
Park
to
15.
L.,
Johnson-Walton
Co.
of
Vancouver,
TAKU
STRIKE
OVER
VANCOUVER
Settlement
lias
been
reached
of
the
two
weeks'
old
miners'
strike
at
tiic
PolarisiTaku
jninc
up
the
coast.
Increases
of
12c
and
10c
per
hour
are
granted
with
differentials
and
bonuses
as-proposed
by
Mr.
Justice
Gordon
Sloan.
PIRATES
UP
IN
MIXED
BOWLING
Pirates
captured
the
team
aggregate
score
for
three
games,
and
also
the
Individual
high
score
in
the
mixed
bowling
league
this
week
with
a
team
total
of
3338
for
the
three
games.
With
a
total
score
of
830
from
three
games
of
228,
241
and
361,,
A.
Slater
won
Individual
honors.
Team
standings
for
the
night
were:
Pirates,
2;
Co-op,
1.
1
Midgets,
2;
Rockets,
1.
Atomics,
3;
Llpsetts,
0.
Thistles,
2;
Headplnners,
1.
McMeeklns;
2;
Pushovers,
1.
Rcddy
Klllowatts,
2;
Kingptn-
ners,
l.
Local
Tides
Saturday,
November
10,
1946
High
7:45
18.0
feet
19:40
17.5
feet
Low
1:00
5,7
feet
13:45
10.2
feet
Mayor
II,
M.
'Daggett
this
morning
received
a
check
for
$25
from
Dr.
W.
T.
Kcrgln,
of
Vancouver,
and
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
as
a
contribution
to
the
Pioneers'
Home
fund.
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
IOVCIAT
VOL.
XXXV.
No.
267.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
15,
1946
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
PROVINCIAL
UBHAJ
,
1
Irfpntlfiprf
the
vouth
aii
Donald
i
,
.
A
V
A
aaI
1
1
f
a
A
m
tv
o
i
i
KEiAIj
LtlVt
UllAIVl.'l
JVi
Lljnu
ai
1
itai
Russell
of
North
Vancouver,
a
played
out
on
a
Broadway
sidewalk
in
New
York
when
a
Czech
Jather
and
his
daughter,
each
oi
whom
thought
the
other
i
j
i
tu
kr...ip
M...
mimHiifl
imHcr
i
mnvlp
marnilPP
IIlUrULILU
WJr
iiu&io,
WC1C
H1.UWH.U
u.imv.
a,
The
lather.
Arthur
Gross-Polesluk,
46,
had
been
in
a
Nazi
concentration
camp
in
Prague
during
which
time
he
believed
his
daughter
dead.
Walking
along
Broadway
he
suddenly
recognized
Irving-
Gray,
his
brothcr-ln-law.
After
mutual
greetings
the
father
learned
that
his
long
"dead"
child
was
very
much
alive
and
In
New
York.
The
daughter
was
to
meet
Gray
for
lunch
and
so
a
few
minutes
later
father
and
daughter
embraced
as
they
wept.
Here
the
happy
father
and
his
daughter,
Erika,
are
shown;
following
stranger-than-fiction
reunion.
SHOT
AT
JIER
HOUSE
VANCOUVER
Lydia
Zimmerman
reported
to
police
that
five
shots
were
fired
at
her
house
on
Eighth
Avenue
Eatt
last
night.
,She
(associated
with
the
(shooting
an
incident
of
Tuesday,
evening
when
a
mysterious
man
came
np
to
a
window
of
her
house
with
a
flashlight.
WHAT
IS
RHUBARB?
BUFFALO
A
federal
court
here
is
posed
with
the
ques
tion
of
deciding
whether
thu-
TOURISTS
WERE
MORE
NUMEROUS
'
CHICAGO
W
Influx
of
Unl
ted
States
tourists
to
Canada
In
1946
is
expected
to
be
twenty
clsht
percent
higher
than
In
1915
with
a
total
of
more
than
$2C0,COO,0CO
expended
In
the
Dominion'.
Leo
Dolan.
chief
of
the
Canadian
Travel
Bureau,
said
here
today
in
an
address
before
National
Travel
Association
of
ficlals.
Blind
Operators
Man
Switchboard
CAPETOWN,
if
In
the
Cape
Province,
the
well-known
Worcester
School
for
the
Blind
has
a
new
telephone
exchange,
ine
exchange
serves
a
dual
purpose
It'
provides
communication
to
all
departments
of
the
school,
and
also
a
"live"
medium
for
training
blind
switchboard
A.
J.
Fenton.
senior
auditor
for
War
Assets
Corporation,
and
P.
M.
Biggs
and
W.
Kenwood,
auditors,
are
visiting
the
local
offices
of
the
Crown
company.
They
expect
to
leave
for
Van
couver
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
morning.
LABORITE
WOULD
NOT
GO
TO
Seven
firemen
Burned
or
Injured
in
Vancouver
Early
Today
VANCOUVER
KB
Seven
firemen
suffered
burns
or
Injuries
early
today
In
a
fire
in
the
'UmHunfo
f!n
nlant
In
Aland
.
.
uuuuJ
w.
--
I
South
Vancouver.
Six
men
were
burned
about
the
face
they
were
caught
In
a
back."
PACIFIC
COAST
SALMON
PACK
wnen
'flash
The
men
are
not
believed
to
Vims
Kppn
sprlnuslv
lnlured.
Estimate
of
nroperty
damage
Is
not
lmmlately
available
Canned
salmon
pack
for
the
nritlsh
Columbia
coast
now
totals
1.312.191
cases,
according
to
the
latest
bulletin
Issued
by
the.
director,
ol.wesfem
fisheries.'
Vancouver.
This
season
s
pact:
to
date
is
about
400,000
cases
less
lhan
last
year,
but
Is
slightly
Thursday
night.
Kune.
a
Polynesian
explorer
of
ho
Mnnrl
fi-tho
is
credited
by
Vancouver
Bralorne
1L50
B.
R.
Consolidated
.OSVi
B.R.X.:
132
Cariboo
-
2.75
Dentonla
27
Vi
Grull
Wlhksne
10.
Hedley
Mascot
-1.40
Minto
06
Pend
Oreille
.-
3.00
Pioneer
3.65
Premier
Border
-OSVi
Premier
I-51
Privateer
58'2
Reeves
McDonald
1.40
Reno
-llV2
Salmon
Gold
-20
Sheep
Creek
1-29
Taylor
Bridge
-
V.
.
Whitewater
02
Vanahda
-
-27
Pacific
Eastern
..-
i48
Congress'
'
-1314
Spud
Valley
-21
Central
Zeballos
15
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated
11
Calmont
-22
.C.
and
E
1.60
Foothills
-
-
1-80
Home
-
2.58
Attack
Made
On
Greece
Premier
Says
Village
of
Skra
Struck
by
Forces
From
Without
Country
ATHENS
(CP)
Premier
Tsaldarls
charged
last
night
that
a
"savage
attack,
origi
nating
from
foreign
soil,
had
been
made
on
the
Greek
village
of
Skra
and
declared
that
fighting
there
was
a
continuation
of
similar
attacks
along
the
entire
northern
Greek
frontier.
The
attack
on
Skra,
located
on
the
traditional
invasion
route'
northwest
of
Salonika,
was
made
within
two-and-a-half
miles
of
the
YngoSlaT
border
across
which
the
at
tackers
fled
into
Yugoslavia.
iN.S;
REFUSED
V
j
TAX
PROPOSALS
greater
man
m
or
law.
AniMacdonald
said
today
that
fed
season's
p.nrnn'a
i-ia'pl-
pack
fnF
for
nil
all
fnast.
coast
rtrPfl-S.
areas,
.
i
.
1
1U
bv
varieties,
lollows:
sockeye,
542,838,
springs
8,535,
steelheads
4.1C5,
bluebacks
2.014,
coho,
95,-945,
pinks
116,411,
chums
541.942.
CHARGED
WITH
POSSESSION
OF
STOLEN
GOODS
ADDearlng
In
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
being
tarb
is
a
Tegetable
or
a
fruit,
If
it
is
fruit
there
would
ue
in
iJUMCMtuu
ut-wvw
k.v..,,
duty
of
35
percent
and,
if
Cecil
Hemmons
was"
remanded
vegetable,
fifty
percent.
LEWIS
THUMBS
DOWN
NEW
YORK
John
L.
Lewis,
president
of
,lhe
United
Mine
Workers
if
America,
has
turned
down
a
proposal
of
Secretary
of
the
Interior
J.
A.
Krug
for
a
two
months'
truce
in
Uie
threatened
coal
miners'
strike
under
the.
present
contract
pending
re-negotiation.
for
one
week
and
released
on
4300
bail
by
Magistrate.
W.
D
Vance.
No
plea
was,
entered.
Hemmons
was
alleged
to
have
been
in
possession
of
electrical
and
plumbing
supplies,
property
eral
government
proposals
on
the
Income
tax
controversy
in
their
present
form
are
not
acceptable
to
the
Nova
Scotia
government.
He
added
that
his
government
is
now
-
preparing
alternative
rcroriosais
for
submission
to
the
federal
authorities
but
gave
no
indication
as
to
what
the
new
provincial
suggestions
might
be.
LADY
RODNEY
ENDS
SERVICE
HALIFAX
Ending
her
war
service
which
entailed
steaming
a
total
of
168,157'
miles
and
em
braced
voyages
to
.Newfound-
of
War
Assets
Corporation,
of
land,
Labrador,
Iceland,
England,
.
.
I
,
I
-.
..
.
...
.
1
.
1
.
.
....
T
1
.
.
an
psumatM
vaiue
in
excess
ui-jioiiano
ana
Belgium,
me
tiujr
.$250.
He
-was
taken
into
custody
Rodney
of
the
Canadian
Nation
al
Steamships
arrived
at
Halifax
Thursday,
brlnelne
192
.
depend
ents
of
members
of
the
armed
iforces
who
married
overseas,
tradition
with,
the
discovery
of
made
up
of
138
aauits,
n
cnu
New
Zealand
In
950.
.
dren
and
33
infants.
;:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Toronto
Aumaque
.12
Beattle
-
1.16
Bobjo
-
15
Buffalo
Canadian
.21
Consolidated
Smelters
83.50
Eldona
'.
61
Elder
-
-
1.09
Giant
Yellowkntfe
6.25
Hardrock
.".
56
TAXI
TAXI
537
.
.
JEW'
DAY
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
Bill
and
Ken
Nesbitt
dUML
own
libra,-
On
British
Foreign
rolicy
'
Lommg
i
L,
-1
U,
-A-
IWUWJIM
T
IT
K
r
r
WAR
WITH
YANKS
ON
RUSSIA
LONDON
0
A
Labor
member,
Tom
Drlberg,
told
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
that
Britons
would
refuse
to
follow
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevln
"to
war
now
or
in
five
years
time
against
Soviet
Russia
In
partnership
with
the
barbaric
thugs
of
Detroit
or
the
narrow
Imperialists
of
Washington
or
Wall
Street.'
,
.
.
Drlberg,
one
of
more
than
fifty
Labor
Party
members
who
are
demanding
that
the
government
make
a
swift
change
In
British
loreign
policy,
declared
that
the
United
States
was
Inflamed
with
"war
fever."
Demand
for
an-Immediate
change
In
British
foreign
policy
which
has
caused
the
critical
cleavage
In
the
ranks
of
the
ruling
labor
party
will
come
before
the
House
of
Commons
next
Monday
for
debate.
Speaker
Douglas
Clifton
ruled
today.
Cabinet
sources
left
no
doubt
that
they
intend
to
fight
with
all
their
power
the
proposals
of
the
more
than
fifty
Labor(
rebels
for
recasting
foreign
policy.
FIRE
AND
EXPLOSION
Jacknlfe
Jollct
Little
Long
Lac
2.00
Madsen,
Red
Lake
3.30
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.80
Moneta
,
60
Omega
Pickle
Crow
3.05
San
Antonio
4.00
Senator-
Fto'uyri
53
Sherritt
Gordon
2.15
Steep
Rock
2.30
Sturgeon
Klver
.21
Lynx
r.,
26
-
Lapaska
.
..4
-38
Gods
Lake
58
Negus
2.05
Aubelle
,
.38
Heva
Gold
67
Harrlcana
,.
.23
McKcnzle
Red
Lake
87
Donalda
1-41.
Nipped
Off
Refusal
of
Minister
of
Trade,
and
Commerce
to
Grant
Shipping
Bonus
Draws
Fire
Here
Receipt
of
Information'
that.
Hon.
James
A.
McKinnon,
min
ister
of
trade
and
commerce;
had
advised
interests
applying
for
-the
recently
passed
United
King4
dom
shipping
subsidy
through
this
port
that
his
department:
did
not
consider
Inauguration
ot
any
subsidized
ocean
service
at
this
time
expedient,
drew
a
prompt
protest
and
demandrfox
explanation
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce-today.
When
a
reply
is
received
from
Mr.
McKinnon,
the
executive
of
the
Chamber
will
be
called
Into
session
to
determine
what
further
action,
If
any(
should
ibe
taken.
An
offer
had
been
made
ito,
the
Minister
of
Trace
and
Cctmr
merce
to
operate
a
freight
sei
vice
from
Prince
Rupert
to;
the
United
Kinzdom
at
$10,000
net
trip
up
to
six
trips
per
year.iMr;
MacKinnon
then
communicated
as
follows:
'ARhoueh
the
sum
of
$60,00J
was
placed
In
the
estimates.:
this
service
.
in
dase
it
Cfrgnt-'ei."
needed,
I
may
say
that
my
de
partment
has
given,
close
atten
tion
and
consideration
touXOut
offer
but
the1
'resumption
j)
ocean
subsidies
mat
were
cisr
continued
during
the
-war
r
in
auguration
oi
any
suDsiaizea
ocean
service
Is
not
considered
expedient
at
this
time.
Message
to
Minister
Thk
j'foUOTjpg
.ess&ge,"
s?nt
to
Mr.
MacKlnndrr-
on
be-"
half
jf
the"
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce:
"We
have
defl$U
Information
that
an
application
has
been
made
for
the
Prince
Rupert-United
Kingdom
decpsta
subsidy
and
that
yon
have
declined
same
as
not
expedient
at
this
time.
This
community
requests
an
Immediate
explanation
oi
this
sudden
change
In
the
govern
ment's
attitude
particularly
,
as
we.
were
led
to
believe
tha;
your
department
was
f
avortble
to
our
efforts
to
build
up
traffic
through
this
port.
Your
latest
decision
will
antagonize
this
whole
area
and
nullify
our
ef
forts
to
hulld
up
trade."
25
DEAD
IN
PLANE
CRASH
Dutch
Airliner
Stalled
Because
of
Too
Low
Landing
Speed
and
Burst
Into
Smashing
Flames
AMSTERDAM
M
Twenty:
five
persons
were
killed
yester
day
In
the
crash
of
a
'Dutch
Air
Lines
plane
at
Schlphol
air
port
near
here.
OfflclalA-said
that
stalling
because
of
too.Jow
landing
speed
was
the
cause-
Almost
nothing
was
left
of
the
airliner
which
.
burned
wHhin
seven
minutes.
There
were
no
survivors
among
twenty
passengers
and
crew--of
five.-
Krni;
The
dead
Include,
the
novelist,
Herman
do
Man,
and
Dr.
Rld;-"
der,
chief
treasurer
of
the;
m!n
lstry
of
finance.
1946
VOTERS'
lfp
,13'i
13
W
w
T
v
Quebec
-
.78
1LIST
CARRIES
1,909
NAMES
Civic
Court
of
Revision,
which
sat
this
mornlnp,
cropped'
thjee
names
from
the
unofficial
voters'
list
compiled
last
week
by
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thaln,
thereby
setting
the
official
list
at
JJira
names.
.;
The
cout,,
which
sat,
this
morning
to
consider
the
eligibility
of
voters
whose
namesappear
on
the
list,
was
composed
of
Mayor
H.
M.
Daggett.,
and
Aldermen
MacKsr
and
Arnold,
The
1946
voters
list
is
smaller
by
254
names
than
the
1945
.list,
which
contained
2,163
names.
The
number
of
householders
dropped
about
290.